Willing to open a mind
. . Contributed By RogerOn Saturday, May 23, 1998
hi. My name is Roger. I am a high school student nearing the age of 18. I would like to do an interview with a Vietnam Veteran telling their account of the war. If you are willing to open up and tell me your personal story please e-mail me.

Ronald C Katz
. . Contributed By heatherOn Saturday, May 23, 1998
Bless my fallen father and all other sevicemen and women! He was KIA 3-13-69 Quang Tri Vietnam Anyone who knew him, information would be appreciated

2/47th 9th inf 68/69
. . Contributed By Rodger McNeesOn Sunday, May 24, 1998
this for all those who served with the 2/47th who may have known my brother Dwight A McNees who was killed April 26,1969 Long an. may God bless you and WELCOME HOME. RODGER McNees USMC 68/69

Jack Hearst/Hurst
. . Contributed By Neil NewcombOn Sunday, May 24, 1998
Served w/Jack in PIO in Ft Campbell. He went to RVN w/101st. A real journalist, drafted. Would like to hear from him. Last I heard, he worked for Philadelphia newspaper. One of the truly nice guys in the world.

Jose Jesus Aguillon, Army
. . Contributed By Dinora MastrofrancescoOn Sunday, May 24, 1998
If you served with my uncle J.J. Aguillon, please write me. He served in the 11th Light Infantry Bridage from 11/05/68 to 05/12/69 when he died in Quang Ngai. I was born in May of 1971 and never met him. Any information would be greatly appreciated and cherished.

Looking for W.A.C.'s from Ft Monmouth NJ, 1962-64
. . Contributed By Penny MudgeOn Monday, May 25, 1998
HI, LOOKING FOR MARY TURNER, OR ANY OTHER W.A.C. AT FT. MONMOUTH NJ OR VINT HILL FARMS STATION WARRINGTON, VA. THAT SERVED DURING THAT TIME.PLEASE CONTACT ME. Penny Mudge

JOSEPH WENTWORTH
. . Contributed By PENNY MUDGEOn Monday, May 25, 1998
Hi Joe, if you see this PLEASE contact me at my e-mail address. I have thought about you over the years and wondered what happend to you. I hope this find you happy and healthy. Penny Mudge 1962. If something happened to you, I hope YOUR FAMILY will contact me.

To the family of Francis Rummel
. . Contributed By JOHN DUNNOn Monday, May 25, 1998
I served with Francis in the First Infantry.I was with him at FT.Reily and went on the baot with him.We were in different units but he would always find a way to come and visit me and cheer me up when I needed.I loved him like a brother and miss him. always come and see me.

Ivan Febo-Betancourt, SGT E-5, 101st Airborne
. . Contributed By Ken GrullonOn Monday, May 25, 1998
My Uncle Ivan volunteered to go to Vietnam (he had a very high draft number) and stated his tour of duty on 12/13/67. He was with the 101 Airborne in Quang Tri. On 04/06/68, the day before he turned 19, he died of multiple fragmentation wounds at Quang Tri. We have his letters, but I would very much appreciate talking to anyone who served with Ivan, or know of the events in early April, 68 in Quang Tri.

It was so long ago.

Thirty years and more.it was so long ago. Being a teenager at the time, I am/was a contemporary of these men and women. You would think that time would make the memories dimmer. I was lucky not to have lost a loved one or even a close friend. I only know of one young man I went to high school with who died in Viet Nam. He was a terrific guy. I heard part of the memorial service at The Wall today. One speaker remarked upon the disdainful welcome that returning service men got. I was against the war, but I guess a reasonable type of person. I realize that it was government policy I was against and not the young men and women who went to do their duty and what was asked of them in Viet Nam. They faced something that I was not asked to. But my real point is that now that I am middle aged, I am even sadder that so many young lives ended before their time. The remeberance I have of all those who lost their lives and served their country intensifies with each year. God Bless them all.